Search

• use Feed search to filter your feeds
• you can also pass the query like Feed =neovim +read
• the default query when you open up the index buffer is +unread @2-weeks-ago

Regex

• no modifier matches entry title or entry url
• ! is negative match with entry title or url
• = is matching feed name and feed url
• ~ is not matching feed name and feed url
• these all respect your ignorecase option

Tags

• + means must_have, searches entries' tags
• - means must_not_have, searches entries' tags

Date

• @ means date, searches entries' date
• 2015-8-10 searches only entries after the date
• 2-months-ago searches only entries within two months from now
• 1-year-ago--6-months-ago means entries in the period

Limit

• # means limit, limits the number of entries

Examples

• +blog +unread -star @6-months-ago #10 zig !rust

Only Shows 10 entries with tags blog and unread, without tag star, and are published within 6 month, making sure they have zig but not rust in the title.

• @6-months-ago +unread

Only show unread entries of the last six months. This is the default filter.

• linu[xs] @1-year-old

Only show entries about Linux or Linus from the last year.

• -unread +youtube #10

Only show the most recent 10 previously-read entries tagged as youtube.

• +unread !n\=vim

Only show unread entries not having vim or nvim in the title or link.

• +emacs =http://example.org/feed/

Only show entries tagged as emacs from a specific feed.

Grep

Use Feed grep to live grep all entries in your database, requires rg and one of the search backends:

• telescope
• fzf-lua
• mini.pick